Premier Scott Moe has cited a month\u002Dold poll from the Angus Reid Institute as support for the new provincial policy adding parental permission over pronouns in schools.
Of Saskatchewan respondents, 36 per cent said parents “must be informed” and 50 per cent said parents must be both informed and give consent, according to a graphic shared by the premier.
Atlantic provinces were the smallest group, at 307, and as the region is grouped together in the data, it is unclear how many New Brunswick parents were polled. Asked who was consulted in development of the policy, the minister said parents expressed concerns to his office that informed the work, but did not specify how many or if experts or LGBTQ+ voices were involved.
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